The complete collection of 2 vintage light gun games — with full reviews, cheat codes, and trivia.
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Namco's 1997 PS1 port of the 1995 arcade light-gun game — Time Crisis introduces the cover mechanic that defined the series: releasing the pedal (or foot button) causes Richard Miller to take cover behind obstacles while reloading, making survival a rhythm of attacking and ducking. Bundled with the GunCon light gun for full arcade accuracy.
Sega AM2's 1994 arcade light-gun game ported to Saturn — Virtua Cop pioneered 3D polygonal graphics in the light-gun genre, replaced the sprite-based graphics of Operation Wolf and Area 51 with fully 3D environments and enemy models, introduced accuracy scoring and the distinction between hostage and criminal targets, and established the template for all subsequent 3D police-themed shooters.
The light gun genre has produced some of the most beloved and influential video games in history. From early arcade classics to the sophisticated titles of the 16-bit era, light gun games have consistently challenged players with their unique mechanics and memorable experiences.
Our database covers 2 light gun games spanning from the earliest home consoles through the PlayStation era, complete with full reviews, cheat codes, development trivia, and recommendations for games like your favorites.